Would someone bring the lyrics ?

Sea of liove soundrack

i feel so bad for norman in this movie poor thing

Great 👍 😃 song from Sam Fletcher and Oscar® Winner, Best Original Song, "The Shadow of Your Smile" from The Sandpiper 1965 and Oscar® nominee, Best Song, "Emily" shared with Johnny Mercer from The Americanization Of Emily, 1964, it's been phenomenal to listen 👂 to that Johnny Mandel song and hear it to watch.

Vocal by Mark Burger according to the liner notes.

Cool.

Classic movie and an incredible soundtrack by John Williams

- "World War Won. "The GREAT WAR ( to ende all wars and prove Chivalry ) preceded the war of: - Atomic Democracy." - St. Wave Keyhawk Anzac."

Massively underrated score this. Rolling, deep bass and menacing horns. Those trumpets though... Love it.

My favorite Chuck Norris movie. Ever.

another jarre masterpiece from a movie great!😁😁😁😁😁

The music of another time, another world. No one else could have written this.

Excellent.😊

0:45

This is too funky!

I always love how this track complements Norman's return to madness. The entire film had a very melancholy feel with its score only to then return to that all familiar vibe we know from the original film in the end. Its really cool.

I love this theme so much

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Thank You!!! Sincerely, Kelly!!!

Love this piece. It goes so well with the movie. I wonder where it was used in the film. The book moving target was a good read.

The Car (1977)

Does anyone own a VHS that doesn't have the end credits of this movie glitched? Preferably the US import aka. Region 1.

Sublime beauty

Lots of _Great Escape_ influences here.

I have to give Bernstein credit. I _love_ the McQ motif - despite it's heavy handedness at times - and he somehow managed to craft together an ending that manages to push the theme one final rung up the ladder of explosiveness. Impressive.

Probably Bernard Herrmann’s least-known and most underrated score! Peace.

I can now understand why the music to this and Doctor Who are similar.

1:05

Utterly breathtaking, a traversty that this wasn't released.

Czechoslovakohungarian midnight castle deep in the forest waltz.

Czechoslovakohungarian midnight castle in the deep forest waltz.

Amazing the visions it conjurs, 👏

Thanks so much for posting this. Stephen Sondheim credited this score (which he first heard at the movies as a teenager) as an unconscious inspiration for the feel of "Sweeney Todd." More on this in his book "Finishing the Hat" and in this 2009 interview: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JeVWaQjQJAY.html

1:19 also heard when O’Hallorhan and the firemen rappel down the elevator shaft to the 65th floor

this sounds a lot like bright night from kazuki tomokawa

How this is not published is beyond me...

Amazing, so many sincere thanks!

0:23 This part alone gave me anxiety. The sounds of the pipes roaring from all of the action 50 floors below. Chills...

R,I.P. BURT REYNOLDSBROTHER GATOR MCCLUSKY

Thank You!!! Merci!!!😍 I've been looking for this song for many years, I didn't want to hear Jerry Lewis when listening to it (as funny as he is in that scene). Je cherche cette chanson depuis des années, je voulais une version où on n'entend pas Jerry Lewis (aussi drôle soit-il dans cette scène). 💚💚💚

I will never forget when my dad showed me this movie as a kid. Made me a fan of Bruce Lee and inspired me to learn ways to protect myself in personal combat.

THANKS

I saw this as a kid as part of a double bill with "invasion of the body snatchers." I've loved it ever since 👍🏽

I love this theme so much!!

Perfect....

“To believe in God is to know that all the rules will be fair, and that there will be wonderful surprises.” - Ugo Betti

Cat gets me out of bed at three o'clock in the morning to get some special kind of food, I gotta be out of my fucking mind. That cockamamie cat...

T.W III sample

Underrated film, underrated soundtrack and honestly underrated artist, Vangelis was a genius

Simply beautiful! Flyyyyyyinggg!